China's mining industry hasn't experienced the dramatic growth in foreign investment that many other sectors of the economy have during the reform period. How can foreign investors tap in to the sector, and is the government committed to revamping the exploration industry?
By Mitch Dudek, Toshi Miyamoto and Angela Jin, Jones Day, ShanghaiIn 2002, China's first year of WTO membership, investment in real estate rose by 21.9%…
Joint venture trading companies are now allowed on a wider scale. Trading companies can now be set up anywhere in China, the registered capital requirements and requirements for investors are less restrictive than in previous regulations, and the scope of business is wider.
Freshfields Bruckhaus DeringerChina's ambitious plan to overhaul its aviation industry includes the construction of 94 new airports within the next seven…
Zhong Lun Law FirmWith China's WTO accession, many multinational financial institutions and leasing companies are looking to the PRC financial leasing…
Llinks Law OfficeIn order to further improve the foreign exchange administration for foreign direct investment (FDI), the State Administration of Foreign…
Joint venture trading companies are now allowed on a wider scale. Trading companies can now be set up anywhere in China, the registered capital requirements and requirements for investors are less restrictive than in previous regulations, and the scope of business is wider.
Driven by the desire to gain a better position before China fully opens its banking sector according to its WTO commitment, and encouraged by several precedents…